Hello!
This error has been reported when using RT together with the NI-DCPower driver so if you are using this driver you can get rid of the error message when booting up. It is all due to an erroneous entry in a file that is installed with the driver.
Attached is an updated ocm file and to fix this:
On the host, copy the attached file to C:\Program Files\National Instruments\RT Images\NI-DCPower\nipsdInstall.ocm (overwriting the file that is already there). Once this is done, any subsequent installation of NI-DCPower from this host to any target should be fixed.
If you already have NI-DCPower installed on the RT target there are two options: The first option is to ftp the file from the above directory to the RT target. MAX has an ftp utility that can be used to do this. The path for the file on the RT target is C:\ni-rt\system (you will need to overwrite the file that is already there). The other option is to uninstall and then reinstall NI-DCPower on the RT target.
Regards,
Jimmie Adolph
Systems Engineering Manager, National Instruments Northern European Region
